THANK-YOU

 

 

 

would like to thank several

people who volunteered their
time at the Athletics Banquet held
Friday, April 8, 1988.

A special thanks to Merrilyn
Houlihan and Jan Gara who were
kept very busy during the first
half of the evening and ICL’s Ted
Malck who provided quantities
of superior food when 20 more
people arrived unexpectedly.

More thanks to Sylvia Wojak
and Carmen Mahood who helped
at the Social along with Kris Rem-
men and all the usual hockey and
basketball parents who also come
to every game.

Paul Taylor provided the music
and Dave Dalcanale was the pub
manager. The social was kept in
line by College security who were
a welcome sight as the evening
progressed and especially wel-
come when it was time to shove
everyone out the door at 1 a.m.

We enjoyed Bruce Enns, Head
Coach Men’s Basketball UBC, as
the guest speaker, and Chris
Johnson was unparalleled as the
M.C. and was pleased to see
several new faces at the dinner,
Gordon Gilgan, John McKendry,
Cliff Murnane and Rob Corbett to
name a few.

Bill Day, Gerry DellaMattia and
Richard Norman presented
awards while special guests,
Andy and Helen Andrews and
Mike and Nancy Garisto enjoyed
dinner and visited with old
friends.

leather Campbell dragged her
boyfriend, Perry, along and
recorded the whole thing for
posterity. (Perry enjoyed Chris’s
jokes so much, he won’t have to
be dragged here the next time.)

 

 

The Student Society was well-
represented with president-elect
Karen Downey and treasurer-
elect Scott Nelson in attendance.
Everyone seemed to have a good
time but we certainly look for-
ward to next year!

Betty-Lou Hayes

(A list of award winners follow)

 

GEORGE
WOOTON
SCHOLARSHIP

 

 

 

 

ORIENTATION FOR
SENIOR SECONDARY
STUDENTS

 

e would like to thank all

College personnel who par-
ticipated in the Orientation for
Senior Secondary Students to
Douglas College on March 29, 30,
and 31. The Orientation was well
attended.

Your recommendations and sug-

gestions for next year’s
orientation are invited. Please
call any one of us to discuss your
ideas.

Lorraine Cotter, local 2723
Georgina Ferguson, local 2762
Sharon Helgesen, local 2754
Linda Stieler, local 2761

Thank you again for your par-
ticipation.

 

Fe scholarships (of ap- -
proximately $500 each) in
honour of George Wooton, the
first president of Douglas Col-
lege, are available this year to
graduating students in any
program who have shown:

1) superior scholastic ability,
and

2) significant participation in
college and community activities.

Candidates for this award must
be nominated by a student, staff,
or faculty member. Nominations
must include a letter of recom-
mendation giving the reasons for
the nomination.

Nominations for candidates
from the May 1988 graduating
class must be received by the Stu-
dent Finance Office by Friday,
April 30, 1988.

Wendy Watt

SUMMER HOURS

Effective May 2, 1988, the Stu-
dent Finance and Placement
Office will be open during the fol-
lowing hours:

Monday thru Friday (except
Thursday): 1030 - 1600 hours
(10:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.)

Thursday: 1300 - 1600 hours
(1:00 - 4:00 p.m.)

SUMMER SCHEDULE

Due to the Summer Schedule
commencing in May, the Mad
Hatter will be published every
two weeks until Septembcr.

Marilyn Kristian

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